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We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

Archer Aviation has successfully conducted the first-ever transition flight with its Maker eVTOL technology demonstrator aircraft, moving from vertical hover to horizontal, wing-borne cruise mode.

The German eVTOL aircraft developer used its autonomous VoloDrone cargo delivery platform to simulate flights in Frankfurt and London during an exercise at a remote German airfield.

Autonomous flight pioneer Xwing will conduct flight trials over California wildfires and other areas with flight restrictions to study how autonomous aircraft can safely integrate into the National Airspace System.

PrimeSky's FBO at Mexico's San Jose Del Cabo International Airport has seen a 71 percent increase in operations over those pre-Covid.

Curran, who served as the only female pilot for the Thunderbirds from 2019 to 2021, is the keynote speaker at NBAA's 2023 Schedulers and Dispatchers.

The latest order for 25 HondaJet Elite IIs from Volato will more than double its fleet of the Honda Aircraft-manufactured twinjets to 40.

Helicopter lessor Milestone has placed a pair of Sikorsky S-92s with China's CITIC Offshore Helicopter.

Founded last year, the Independent Falcon Aircraft Operators Association boasts 140 operator/owner members.

The majority of respondents to the AEA 2022 Rate and Labor Survey anticipate growth in their business, but also increased labor rates and compensation.

Vports is planning an international AAM corridor for electric aircraft between Quebec and Syracuse, New York.

The fractional ownership company that was once an exclusive HondaJet operator has taken delivery of its first two Phenom 300 business jets.

Jetex asserts a role as a top-five player in the market for comprehensive FBO and ground handling services.

When it comes to battery charging, you can't treat an eVTOL aircraft like a Tesla car, says Australia's Electro.

Preliminary and final accident reports, December 2022

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

As 2022 draws to a close, the business jet market is set to close out the year with a strong Q4.

Covid-driven demand from new charter users amidst a wave of consolidation is transforming the market.

In 2022, as more bizav operators turned to sustainable efforts and their demand for measures such as use of SAF have increased, supply has become an issue.

The new Kodiak 900 is the 100's bigger but more elegant brother, and both have their own niche in the marketplace.

Three of the country's independent MROs find success through offering maintenance technician apprenticeships.

2022 has proven to be a pivotal year for the advanced air mobility industry.

A review of industry job title updates, leadership changes, awards recognitions, and honoring the memory of those who have taken their final flight.

Investigators and research have pointed to numerous reasons for lack of compliance with checklist use, but such an approach proves fatal.

The federal "No Surprises Act" places the air ambulance industry in financial peril, according to the Association of Air Medical Services.

While business jet operators must be aware of Covid constraints, they also have a renewed sense of security and understanding that regions have changed.

Jet Support Services Inc. believes the Middle East is an important region and a growing market for business aircraft.

Through the first three quarters of the year, demand for preowned aircraft remained steady pushing prices dramatically higher while inventory remained low.

The company is exploring sustainable options for its clientele, such as providing SAF in the region

Marijuana law on the ground is different than law in the air.